Food Storage Pantry $7,000 worth of Supplies EMERGENCY Prepper

[@FunBubble]

The items I purchased and use in the video: Lady Grey TEA: amzn.to/3J3vsYN Eggnoggin TEA: amzn.to/3mikl4N Peppermint Peak TEA: amzn.to/32izKKY Panasonic INVERTER Microwave Oven: amzn.to/37fDwW9 Proctor Silex Hot Pot: amzn.to/347ILF1 Stovetop Electric Burner: amzn.to/2WaLg4R Betty Crocker 1000watt TOASTER OVEN: amzn.to/2UtIiaE JACKERY 1000 Battery Powered SOLAR Generator: amzn.to/32IXIMP EcoFlow River PRO Power Station: amzn.to/3tNgPRK 160 Watt Solar Panel (waterproof, foldable): amzn.to/30tmlMe 210 watt Solar Panel: amzn.to/2JQiEeT Goal Zero (Small Solar Kit): amzn.to/3J3xRD6 Sutures (Stitch Wounds): amzn.to/3EdWau6 Thanks. As an Amazon Associate I may earn a small amount from qualifying purchases.

[@savedbychristsavedbygrace2049]

Are you preparing your soul as well? I pray you are because time itself is allmost up on this kingdom of darkness.

[@thenewyorkredneck4735]

When cooking in the can you are removing the bpa layer that is between the metal and soup. It is really bad for your health. I want you to be the healthiest you can be at all times Great preps and oven

[@fernandolima3817]

Good job, looks amazing from your initial stock, have you considered adding more med stuff? I mean adding some painkillers, antibiotic, anto inflammatory pills, antidote, charcoal activated ( in cases of poisoning, I think this is used to on animals), saline solution, adrenaline shots, just to be well prevented or you could trade this later, anyways first aid kit it's really useful, so you have good cover, also I say you can consider some firefighter stuff (extinguishers) and last thing, a faraday box would be useful to prevent EMP, just in case, god bless you for being aware of these struggle times

[@coonyankcompany582]

Praying you don’t get hit hard by the storm. You are prepared. 🙏🏻

[@grimalteruism8641]

alot of those cans they spray with lacquer or something like that .Also those can some have alot of liquid and I just add some of my own veggies with it peas,greens or carrot be great.Maybe could use 2 soups and 3 cans of veggies and be feed more ppl cheaply

[@TheMonkWay]

If hoarders were this organized, they'll all be living the life! Very nice organizing skills

[@grimalteruism8641]

@Chelle MNB they keep longer than the markings say ,also could donate if it was that big deal.

[@acajudi100]

Box up in Rubber Maids, and controlled clutter covered by Mexican serapes. No one knew Rubbermaids were under the coverings. I took all my serapes with me to Mexico.

[@tngardener231]

I know people say “don’t show your preps” but I love watching other peoples preps/shelving etc. I always look to see if I’m forgetting stuff too 😊 Which is better eco flow or the jackery? I keep looking at different types.

[@MissTippiLu]

I’m quite sure people that show their preps also have plenty of guns, ammo and security cameras but maybe that’s just our house. That guy is not worried about people running up in his house for a reason😘

[@calikid1520]

Me too

[@FunBubble]

jackery 1000 has a bigger power output... and a bigger price tag. ecoflow pro is almost as good

[@qweeknee4208]

I enjoy seeing other people's preps. Gives me ideas on different approaches to a pantry.

[@acajudi100]

Many people in Kentucky lost all of their preps, and I feel sorry for them. Some lost their lives.

[@monicasuzette]

I love how you use your solar panels and prepper gear on a daily basis..so when emergency strikes you are already comfortable using...

[@HomeEF]

You’re just doing exactly what an intelligent person should be doing , preparing, you have a good chance of survival, you homesteading, storage food , got medical kits, you just know how and doing it. Yes , people should stop criticizing when someone is so careful and aware of what is coming so soon. I admire you for you preparedness. Thank you for sharing. 👍🇺🇸

[@LaBoofadora]

Everything nut keeping his mouth shut about it. There are people on the internet that can effortlessly pinpoint anyones location.

[@lisafoster7360]

All my dry goods. Are in Mason jars. From rice to oats. Flour . Sugar. cereal . You name it. Its vacuum sealed and in jars. No bugs here

[@queserasera1674]

Mylar bags with oxygen absorbers are the best for no bugs, oatmeal, rice, flour, beans, cornmeal (I buy the 25lb bags).

[@tashaedwards]

I love your continuous dedication to your cookies.

[@buckeyemaryohio9924]

When you bring your oats home from the store, put them in the freezer for a few days to kill any possible larvae.

[@narcisadavid1260]

What I appreciate is you're organization and the fact that you're calm. You are doing great! Have a good year!

[@lovelife7343]

I down sized my preps as well. It's great to be prepared but if they go bad or rancid it's a waste. The trick is finding the stuff that has the greatest shelf life or vacuum sealing stuff.

[@rebeccacheshire7816]

The solar power oven is awesome. Can you do an instructional video on how to build one? Thanks!

[@wayneking9997]

Yes I would also be interested if you can show us what materials you are using

[@bluedazz]

I love your ingenuity. I would love a video on the solar oven. You are very inspirational. About a year ago I ordered shelves and began buying assorted long tern staples and supplies. It is amazing how quickly your stock will grow. The info on the solar and generators was great.

[@tboat4015]

Solar stove tip... put a dent in side of can, when dent pops outs food is ready. Same if you put can in fire dent first dent pops out food is ready.

[@luciamixon8119]

Very impressed. Especially, the hot plate and water pot for tea with All the power items. Wow!

[@L2design]

Im ordering the electric tea kettle and an electric 12in skillet. I can power those with my Energizer power gen. Woot!!

[@Coffee240]

Flour, corn meal, oats. Put in freezer for weeks . Kills bugs. Put back on shelf. Air tight containers. Love them.

[@rubycrisp761]

I like how you show how you use your preps both food and non-food items!

[@acajudi100]

My friend had a storage bigger than your, but a tornado wiped them out. Bay leaf avoid the bugs. I have kept 3-6 months preps, and gave it all away, when I moved to Queretaro, Mexico. I paid to have my apartment emptied also, and 1-800 Got Junk did an excellent job. Super expensive, and I did not have junk, and my apartment was organized in Rubber Maid containers 13 and 20 gallons covered with Mexican serapes, and index cards giving the #, contents, and location. I still have the cards.It was my death cleansing. Salvation Army wants money, and not your stuff.They could have made the almost $3500.00 that 1-800-Got Junk made. Food pantries would not pick up, so I donated all the kitchen and bath supplies to friends, who came and took everything away. Please know the rents, utilities, groceries rise is just GREED to eliminate us with the injections.

[@FoodPreservation]

Hi! New here and very glad to have found the channel! Few suggestions from one prepper to another: - In case of flooding or a pipe bursting, kitty litter and medical preps are happier off the ground. - Teas and spices last pretty much forever when vacuum sealed. Bonus tip: Depending on your vacuum sealer, put a paper towel on top of the spices so the powder doesn't get sucked up and break the machine. Same goes for flour etc. Now I'm off to exploring the rest of your channel!

[@elizabetht5327]

I like him. He is real self sufficient and I am impressed by his level of preparation.

[@blah970]

I remember watching your original video a year ago and I loved it! Great update 😃

[@lytedancer_art]

Great video! Loved how you showed practical application of the Jackery with different appliances.

[@kennethmaxwell5365]

I'd suggest colleting rain and growing fresh foods, along with collecting seeds.

[@TurtleMyrtle12]

He has a second channel devoted to growing vegetables.

[@cuteone1702]

That EggNoggin caffeinated tea sounds perfect to me. The cost is only .16¢ per tea bag. Great deal. Loving these tips. Thanks again.

[@KMF3]

It's good that you are using your preps to test them out

[@quietmadness1768]

Wow, super impressed with the shelving and the solar oven you’re doing! Have a friend with a similar setup. She puts a crockpot of food in hers and has a huge dinner by end of day. Also noticed your water and medical-excellent. You’ve really done some serious learning through the year. 💯💯

[@burly636]

Freeze them first, then vacume seal. Kills bugs

[@PaEMT_FF9]

Not keeping flammable liquids above food, electronics, sources of possible ignition, etc, is a wonderful idea.

[@TammiTalking1]

I am LOVING this. Thanks for showing and sharing. Gives us newbies some great ideas

[@th546]

You are a genius. I’m so impressed with your techniques.

[@GiGiGoesShopping]

Organic honey and garlic oil can aide in fighting possible wound infection. Tea tree Neem Oregano Myrrh Are all useful as well.

[@trishriederer1857]

I love that you have stocked nearly as much for your cat as for yourself. 😸

[@kf10126]

That was three only thing I thought that I would consider prepping for. I don't really give a crap if I die, honestly, but my pets, man, that hurts my heart.

[@judimardula8685]

You have done a great job. I am very jealous of how neat and organized your supplies are.

[@FunBubble]

Thank you so much!

[@robinburk9901]

For your small appliances it's always good to add in air fryer. For my oats I freeze them for 5 days them, then vacuum packed them in 1/2 gallon jars...husband painted them on the outside with black chalk paint ... ;).

[@cuteone1702]

I feel compelled to give as much as I take so I feel this is another great tip. A skin stapler for people that you can use on yourself, your pets, your stock etc. UNDER $12 it holds the sanitized staples inside the unit and you just squeeze them release available on Amazon. I just now checked the price and it has not gone up yet. It holds 35 wide medical staples so maybe good for more than one cut. It comes in a sterile sealed package. For $12 why not check it out. I also bought some skin numbing cream with lidocaine in it.

[@TacklingTheGiants]

You'll also need a staple remover to take them out.

[@cuteone1702]

@@TacklingTheGiants good point. It comes with the staple remover. 🤝👍

[@Enochulate88]

I need to staple my ear loab to my neck will this help

[@bigmanmccheez5342]

@@Enochulate88 why?

[@cynthiarothrock4255]

@@TacklingTheGiants their pliers dear. Medical nose pliers.

[@johncasey5594]

You have to watch buying so much food all at once. I have been prepping for 2 years and I have just run into foods approaching expiry dates. I bought slowly over those 2 years and still ran into the issue. Yea, having all that canned food for a SHTF event would be great and would be consumed, but during every day living, when food is plentiful, sometimes those canned foods are not so appetizing and are consumed slower than we think. I look at that can of Chef Boyardee that is about to expire and think, yea I should have that for lunch, but I'd rather have a pizza, chicken fingers, etc.

[@truthdogschell8473]

I love that you actually use the things that you bought for preparedness. I have purchased some stuff for my prepper pantry but never use it. After watching your video I feel I should use the staff to get practice with it thanks for the ideas! I was really impressed with your solar oven.

[@RHPRINCESSCHAI]

Amazing 😍. Love your stock pile, especially the neatness and order. Keep up the great work 😊

[@jen9774]

Love your store room and stocks. My oats were spoiled by the tiniest bugs l have ever seen. I had made porridge for my husband and he said he couldn't eat it because it tasted bitter. When l had a closer look l discovered thousands of these things. I believe they were mites.

[@justwannasay5454]

🤭 And he ate some??

[@karlabritfeld7104]

Hahahaha.

[@ericagardens1234]

Shove some bay leave in the holes on your oats boxes. Those repell bugs from dry goods :)

[@shereeholland172]

I found the George Foreman grill to be very versatile and quick to heat up.. sorry to mention the name it's more about the idea and utility. I like your ideas of what to have to be prepared.

[@AlexandreOliveira-vw1fq]

Hello from Brazil !! Excellent video ! Congratulations !!!!!

[@cuteone1702]

I bought two brand new bread makers from the thrift store $15 and $5.00. Thrift stores are also great for campfire pots and pans since you should not use regular kitchen items because they warp, plastic handles melt etc. I also order used prepping related books, so I get many books for the price of 1 new one. I hope these tips help someone save some money.

[@leannahunter1513]

I just scored 77 quart jars for 30 cents each at a local thrift store. I went home cleaned and filled them all!

[@cuteone1702]

@@leannahunter1513 excellent find!!

[@cherylmerritt3]

@@leannahunter1513 I use to can when my family was young. Glad I kept my jars. They are great for storing all sorts of things

[@druszaj]

You might consider looking into loose leaf bulk tea. You can use the leaves multiple times, it stays fresher longer, it's more economical, and takes up less space than bagged tea. You just need a stainless steel strainer that fits over a mug to prepare it.

[@mariagardner9588]

Great idea on the electric burner and water pot. Adding those to my list.

[@catalyst8163]

they aren't very efficient for that type of use. those smaller battery banks are better for keeping low power devices going - led lights, a e-reader, etc.

[@debrasfrugallife3703]

Very nice I remember when you first showed off your pantry I ran to my husband said hey can you build me a room like this . I'm still waiting on that room 🙄. 😆🤣.

[@tdewtx]

I do home canning, I use a lot of vinegar in canning, and I also use it to clean. Saving the empty jugs for water storage is great. I buy the gallon and half jugs at Costco. I fill them and store them in my front closet. It is recommended that you switch out water storage once a year so at the end of the life I use it all running it through my water filtration till they are empty then refill them. It usually takes about 3 weeks.

[@leannahunter1513]

I just put my vinegar in 5 gallon containers so I could get more bang for my buck with storage. I did the same thing with vegetable oil.

[@jamesscali6156]

WOW !!!!!!!!! That's a lot of food for one person.I like the idea of having extra appliances for back up...my microwave starting to flake some chips from the inside but its not rusty yet.

[@dianehall5345]

We are farmers who keep good stores. Your pantry project is excellent! I also like Lady Grey tea. I do a bit more home canning, but also buy canned goods from the store. Good idea to vacuum seal oatmeal in glass jars.

[@RR-pf3pm]

Loved the "eating the cookie" demonstration LMAO that was hilarious. I'm a prepper also, love to see other preps for ideas.. nicely done!

[@carolynjohnson613]

Your pantry looks amazing thank you so much for sharing great job.

[@alexj5157]

Absolutely love it! Awesome work my brother, lots of love from Australia!

[@jedicrypto]

Love the preps FunBubble! That soup was definitely steaming coming out of the solar oven. It's very cool that you got preps for Squeak as well. Take care...

[@FunBubble]

Yes! Thank you!

[@soniavos8065]

Life goals! Impressive! Great job! 👍

[@troys_collectibles6984]

Love the organized food storage and preps. I have very similar but used the chrome wire shelving. My friend an I also copied youtuber - Nutnfancy medical roll for emergency medical supplies. Great advice on back up appliances and love the solar panels and battery power. Thanks for sharing.

[@JamesTKirk-yz5ng]

I concur, Very well planned and organized! Thanks for the update pal. Prep for #2022gameover

[@patstone2294]

Another useful item is a Water Bob that if the SHTF you can put in your tub and immediately fill with water. It comes with a pump to remove the water as needed. Thanks for the video---great ideas.

[@Raina907]

Have you considered a faraday cage for all your electronics? Also, you can freeze your grains for 3 days and that will kill any eggs and possible infestations.

[@shayson1357]

freezing then thawing will signal the eggs to hatch thinking it's spring, it's a triple cycle to kill them off, Freeze>>Thaw>>freeze then pack it away and put another batch in.

[@HarpazoReady2022]

Im just curious, how long is this going to last? What we’re all prepping for?

[@Raina907]

@@HarpazoReady2022 I live in Alaska, most of us would probably be considered preppers here. The Supply chain impacts us quite frequently. Plus Earthquakes and quite a number of us don't live near grocery stores.

[@HarpazoReady2022]

@@Raina907 I understand that. I have an uncle in Fairbanks that retired from the pipeline. He has a cabin a 2-hour flight in the middle of nowhere. I live in TN and have bought a few things myself for my family. But ultimately I understand that what’s coming was prophesied for those that have rejected Christ as their savior. It’s a time that the Lord is not going to let his church go through. And he tells us not to worry about what we will eat because if he provides for the birds, how much more are we worth than them? Matthew 6:25-34. Revelation 3:10

[@queserasera1674]

@@HarpazoReady2022 Years, we are not going back to our previous way of life. Food will be limited.

[@timothylansdkroener8850]

Looking good brother I remember when you built all that. Good idea with the vacuum seal

[@hisamazinggrace3256]

I have been trying so hard to prepare, and just when I feel l'm getting a good deal accomplished, l watch a video like this, and it almost makes me want to cry 😅 I'm nowhere close. But l'm going to keep plugging away hopefully l will get there soon 😉

[@houseportraitscalligraphy7474]

You make tea different than me. I like to pour the hot water over bag to release the tea strongly.

[@kthomas4152]

Thank you for the update ….. I often wondered if you decided to store less nuts…. Wonderful seeing this.

[@coonyankcompany582]

Squeak has his own prep shelves. 🤗

[@bakinglady1009]

VERY impressive...you are so organised! I love seeing what others do and I will look for some of those teas that you have. Thank you for sharing this!

[@vl8175]

Nice preps! Love the solar oven and seeing how it works.

[@FunBubble]

Thanks!

[@terryrodriguez6209]

My girls all learned to make solar ovens when they were in Girl Scouts. They put cakes in them and they baked while they went on a hike. They were so excited when they got back home from camping we made one at home and made cheesy garlic Bisquick biscuits. I like the fact that you heated the whole can of soup. That wouldn’t have occurred to me. I would have gotten a saucepan dirty.

[@grannyarbuckle5554]

@@terryrodriguez6209 don't heat in those cans! The lining gets hot and goes into your food..can make you sick. Heat up in a pan.. stainless steel, cast iron. Two great types, to cook with. Don't use aluminum anything. Poison comes off when your cooking with aluminum products..also linked to Dementia and Alzheimer's. Do what you can do and leave the rest to God. 🛐📖🙏🕊️ show ♥️ like Jesus then if need be 🔫🏹 then victory 🙌🙌

[@shellyh9307]

Gorgeous prepper pantry!! You really have given me some great ideas as well!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@happyh1ppiechick]

Oxygen absorbers are great for the oats when you put them in the jars. Another way i find works well is packaging dried foods in mylar bags , put in an oxygen absorber and seal with my straightening iron :)

[@babynieve9612]

What about macaroni

[@pinschrunner]

Thank for the information on the Panasonic inverter microwave. I have a small microwave for job sites, hurricanes, etc but I use my gas generator. Need to use more solar, after all, I live in the Sunshine State

[@judithmoore7999]

I'm watching all the preppers videos. The one noticeable item that you have, and the others don't have, is medical supplies. Bandaid, aspirin, vitamins etc.....very efficient supply. I will subscribe to your channel because I am learning alot from your pantry supply. Great presentation. Alabama

[@dessebasey2750]

Feb 2023. SHTF is around the corner. Thanks for sharing your pantry!

[@vickigonya9432]

Great set up! Love the solar oven, solar panels & generators, loving storing the cat food, water. First aid supplies, women's pads and Tampax are great for controlling blood loss.

[@originalsupermommy]

Love the solar oven! You should try the white reflector without foil. Bright white actually reflects more light!

[@humbleacres5106]

I could watch this all day long! Pantry tour update please!! Great content!

[@arylpatirobisonstravels1549]

Thanks for the great video. Great stuff. Really appreciate the Solar tutorial with actual appliances being used. Your organization is impeccable as well. Cheers!

[@marvinjacobs7058]

Little trick is to tape over the window to stop small tiny bugs from getting in. I also tape flaps. air tight Ii say.

[@colleenkrall630]

Great video. We like to freeze flour and other grain products for a few weeks to kill any bug eggs that might be in there. Adding a little food/feed grade diatomaceous earth to grains help with bugs too. I'm surprised you don't use a freeze dryer. Even though you restock items as you use them there will come a time when the restocking items will not be available. Also, if you get a bidet that will cut down on needing as much toilet paper. There are some really nice toilet seat bidet units. Looking forward to seeing more videos. Thanks.

[@L2design]

Rain Country youtube shows you how she does her toilet cloths. Just cut up an old set of sheets 10 x 10. Wash em once a week...never need paper to wipe!

[@evecarrington562]

Excellent point! I said the same thing when I saw his video. He has lots of ready made food that will quickly run out in a grid down situation. Pantry staple foods like beans, grains, flour, sugar and such will last much longer if stored properly.

[@evecarrington562]

@@L2design Excellent tip!

[@rav-tv372]

Use a insulated water cooler for the oven. Line the inside with foil. Use glass or plexiglass for cover. Did that in school twenty years ago. Worked good. We also baked cookies.

[@cuteone1702]

Very nice. Excellent job on the back-ups.

[@cuteone1702]

Thanks for the video. I’m new and liking what I’m seeing. 👍. I never heard of the inverter microwave I’m BUYING ONE FOR SURE. I struck gold hearing about that from you, I have not seen anyone mention it. It’s perfect for solar power.

[@cuteone1702]

@d thanks I will look her up. Much appreciated. Yes his set-up is awesome.🤝👍

[@cuteone1702]

@d thanks. I just subbed to her 🤝☮️👌

[@carmenn5609]

Wow, you prepper pantry is so organized & large supply.

[@RJ-er3gv]

Before Mylar bag sealing oats, rice and item that could contain bugs I put them in the freezer for a few days before and sit to dry for a few more days.

[@fruitpunch4890]

I've watched you for years, I absolutely love your videos and how you edit them and your creativity. I adore you and your skills. I have learned a lot from you as well, when it comes to gardening and now your great ideas and organization when it comes to other things as well.

[@FunBubble]

Thank you so much!!

[@luzdeluna7386]

Beautifully organized & thanks for the info. Overall: awesome video.

[@obdulio1]

good stuff man. I used to work for Marrie Callender's. That's some good food

[@sjordan7085]

Wow, that is the tidiest storage area I have ever seen! Well done you! I'll have to go to catch up with you. Some foods, need to picked, packed and sealed some in 5gal mylar bags, with oxygen removers, will need to get moisture remover too. I like the idea of putting enough food for a couple of weeks or more in one bucket, paired with a cardboard box filled with 'companion' food and auxillary items. Easy to transport if necessay, and saves time by having to open and reseal airtight buckets and mylar bags, for just one item. Being from England, I much prefer, Twinings Earl Gray with bergamont, and a little plant-based creamer, its the best! I also enjoy a wide variety of other teas too. Even went so far as to bring a lot back from the UK when there were rumours of tea shortages, years ago. Have back up appliances, cheap and cheerful at the thrift store. May I ask how many people your preps are for? Living on Social Security, plus a tiny pension, I would have to say, that if I can do it, almost anyone can. Over a period of time, I have been able to stash enough food, and supplies and eqipment including the means to collect, store and purify water. When retirement loomed, I bought items, I thought I would likely need for the future, including shoes, clothing, and equipment such as a Goal Zero power pack with solar panels and Champion generator which I bought, as factory refubished. Actually it was brand new, other than being repackaged, no smell of fuel, and included S&H, plus warrenty. A very modest RV that has had any mechanical issues attended to, and all rubber hoses replaced, its fitted out in case of emergency, as well as for weekend get aways. Having medical and dental issues sorted, is even more necessary times of uncertainty. Very glad to have that all taken care of, because it is becoming increasingly difficult to get prescriptions filled. The pharmacy calls to say they can be picked up, but after waiting in line for half an hour or more, staff say they are not ready and to return the next day, still nothing ready and told to go to another store across town, when they tell, what I am looking for is not in stock and needs to be special ordered. Don't they order all the time? I llove the way you are so practical and methodical, and will be viewing more of your videos, thank you!

[@thesurvivalist.]

I would not put those cans in the solar cooker, because of the plastic liner!

[@hoopoo3721]

A hint for everyone. Hide or Barry in the ground some of food and supplies in different places! Just in case of fire, robbery, ect. If any thing happened to your home you will still have at least some things to help you get by. Remember that old saying, don't keep all your eggs in one basket! Or my favorite, 1 for seed, 2 for the pot, 3 for safe keeping. History is are greatest teacher!!!!

[@madhatter909]

good advice but I'm too old to be diggin holes lol

[@alfredobatista9818]

Start small but start.

[@mw87675]

Whoa this is nice. Like a dream emergency food pantry. We will start now. Wish I started sooner though with the prices going up. But better later than never.

[@crystalanderson824]

The different sounds in this video sounds so ASMR but I love it

[@colleenj225]

Lard and butter ghee are more durable fats. You can also refrigerate nuts and oils to extend shelf life. Great job!

[@hogwartshoney649]

Everything looks so neat, clean and organized. I love it!

[@gloriacabreros]

Clean and organized pantry. Lots of stocks and machines. Good solar oven.

[@ajcro]

Looking good. I love Squeak’s toy action. You are set for sure.

[@tooshieg2059]

You my friend are an inspiration. I love your organization and how you re-organize as you grow and learn. My question is - if you fill juice bottles from the tap, why do you feel the need to add more chlorine?

[@carmenn5609]

cant wait to see how the solar oven is built, yes! We saw the steam of the soup you opened!

[@KMF3]

That solar oven is amazing

[@jasminenash9142]

Thanks for showing off the new gadgets. I was alway curious how those solar panels performed. Sounds like you have a great setup going!

[@maryellen7692]

Thank you so much for all this information! I am a beginner prepper and this is so helpful.

[@nevergonnnagiveyouup544]

Thanks for keeping us updated :)

[@FunBubble]

You bet!

[@gungirlprepper]

Great video! Love my solar generators. Great organizing. 👍🇺🇸🦅

[@johnnyhotrod]

This man has his act together!